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Which of the following macromolecules involves monomers that are sugars? A. Starch B. Protein C. Phospholipids D. Fatty acids - Answer starch What is the composition of a single cell? - Answer 70-90% H2O, rest is mostly carbon based molecules In what ways does the carbon backbone vary? - Answer length, double bond position, branching, presence of rings What are the 7 functional groups? - Answer hydroxyl, carbonal, carboxal, amino, sulfhydryl, phosphate, methyl Define polymer: - Answer Long molecules made up of many similar building blocks (monomers) Define monomer: - Answer Small, identical or similar building blocks to make polymers Explain dehydration reaction: - Answer synthesizing a polymer by removing H2O, this forms a new bond Explain hydrolysis: - Answer breaking down a polymer by adding H2O and breaking a bond What are the 4 classes of biological molecules? - Answer carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids What elements make up carbohydrates? - Answer C, H, O What is the monomer for carbs? - Answer monosaccharides What is the most common monosaccharide? - Answer glucose What is a disaccharide? - Answer two monosaccharides joined together

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Gen Bio Lecture 3 (Biological
Molecules) Rutgers Questions and
Correct Answers.
Which of the following macromolecules involves monomers that are sugars? A. Starch B. Protein
C. Phospholipids D. Fatty acids - Answer starch



What is the composition of a single cell? - Answer 70-90% H2O, rest is mostly carbon based
molecules



In what ways does the carbon backbone vary? - Answer length, double bond position,
branching, presence of rings



What are the 7 functional groups? - Answer hydroxyl, carbonal, carboxal, amino, sulfhydryl,
phosphate, methyl



Define polymer: - Answer Long molecules made up of many similar building blocks
(monomers)



Define monomer: - Answer Small, identical or similar building blocks to make polymers



Explain dehydration reaction: - Answer synthesizing a polymer by removing H2O, this forms
a new bond



Explain hydrolysis: - Answer breaking down a polymer by adding H2O and breaking a bond



What are the 4 classes of biological molecules? - Answer carbohydrates, lipids, proteins,
nucleic acids



What elements make up carbohydrates? - Answer C, H, O



What is the monomer for carbs? - Answer monosaccharides



What is the most common monosaccharide? - Answer glucose



What is a disaccharide? - Answer two monosaccharides joined together

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